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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1916

Page

4

Gallinger Blocks Rublee Nomination by Senate Courtesy

The New York World reports that George Rublee’s bid for the Trade Commission was blocked through an unwritten rule requiring Senate approval from the home state senator. Jacob H. Gallinger, a reactionary Republican, used this power to reject Rublee, preserving a patronage system and resisting reform.

Senate United States George Rublee The Trade Commission Jacob H. Gallinger Standpatiem New York World

Across the Continent by Aeroplane

Senator Tillman criticizes American inertia in aviation and weapon development. He cites European progress with airplanes, submarines, and arms, noting Langley and the Wright brothers while urging vigor in U S aeronautics and naval might.

Leedy Defends Militia Against Attacks in The Sun Letter

Col Robert F. Leedy of Luray defends the National Guard against editorial attacks, rebuking critics who favor regulars and federal volunteers. He argues the militia has long served preparedness, cites drill routines, and praises Congress, Hay, and local troops amid national security debates.

Robt Leedy Baltimore Sun Robert F. Leedy Luray Virginia The Sun National Guard Mr. Hay Muhrenberg Morgan Jackson Mr.Hay Liberty Blue Ridge Massanutten Jim” Hay Luray, Va

Conquest in the New World Celebrated by STR LOS BARRAABOE

The article notes that the cen conquered in the new world according to New York Work. The piece underscores a historic achievement linked to STR LOS BARRAABOE and its significance in early discovery efforts.

New World New York

Tired Worker Bids Farewell to Failing Jobs

A poem by Walt Mason chronicles a string of failed jobs from farm labor to store clerk, insurance canvassing, and hog grooming. The speaker laments unfulfilling toil and ends up driven to the poorhouse as poverty follows a cycle of drift and fatigue.

Stucker’s Walt Mason

Whissen Family Returns From Southern Trip

Mrs William L Whissen and her daughter Miss Virginia Whissen have returned to their home on South Braddock Street after an extended visit to Lynchburg Lexington Staunton Harrisonburg and Edinburg In Lynchburg Mrs Wissen attended the Grand Lodge of the Rebecca Assembly and the Great Council of the Degree of Pocahontas The fragment ends with a stray exclamation about cleaning up yards.

William L. Whissen Virginia Whissen South Braddock Street Lynchburg Lexington Staunton Harrisonburg Edinburg Wissen Grand Lodge of the Rebeca Assembly Great Council of the Degree of Pocahontas

Farmers' Club IO Entertained by Mr. Lupton

The Mutual Farmers' Club of Frederick County met at the Winchester home of Mr. S. L. Lupton on April 29 1916. Members discussed lime use for soil, costs of rearing a colt to three years, an apple packing and grading law for Virginia, and ways to offset fertilizer price rises. They mourned the death of Jonathan W. Branson and arranged topics for the next meeting with questions about hog market timing and poultry incubation.

Senate Naval Affairs Committee Monitor Merrimac Europe Atlantic Tilman Langley Wrights Glen Curtiss Albany Governor’s Island Mexico Frederick County Ss. L. Lupton Winchester N. W. Solenberger W. E. Branson Breeders’ Gazette Tudch S. L. Lupton Virginia Haldeman Jonathan W. Branson William P. Massey S. M. Chiles Johnite F. A. Cochran

The Joy of Motherhood and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound

A Worcester Massachusetts woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with reversing female illnesses and enabling her to have a healthy baby boy after a recommended operation. The letter touts the product as restoring normalcy, health, and fertility and invites confidential advice from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine.

Lydia E. Pinkham Worcester Mass Bert Garvey Hacker St Lydia E

Bootleg liquor raid reported in Charles Town

The Farmers Advocate reports a raid on bootleggers in Charles Town West Virginia finding between 30 and 40 quarts of whiskey stored in varied containers. Illegal sales have grown, with locals patronizing the home operation as drunken patrons increase. The local dealer earns about a fifty percent profit margin.

Farmers’ Advocate Charles Town W. Va Lon Demijohn Maryland

Foxhall and McCormicks Leave for Westward Journey

Mr and Mrs Foxhall Parker McCormick and daughter depart Washington Street home after several weeks with the Misses McCormick. They will travel to Philadelphia and Atlantic City before continuing to St Louis Missouri.

Mrs. Foxhall Parker McCormick

Advertising in the Want Column at A.M. S-OEE

In the want column an advertisement appears for classified needs. It invites readers to place notices, items for sale or services offered, promising visibility in the public listing.

Trustee's Sale of Frederick County Land

By virtue of a deed of trust from Nelson Ashton dated April 20 19165 the undersigned will offer for sale at public auction in front of Court House in Winchester Virginia at 12 o clock on a tract of land containing 18 acres woodland portion owned by the late Nelson Ashton located about 2 miles east from Gainesboro along the road from North Frederick Grade to Bethel Church adjoining lands of John Lauck and others.

Nelson Ashton Frederick County Court House Winchester Gainesboro North Frederick Grade Bethel Church John Lauck

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